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KVENHm iEDGEB PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1917
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"TWELFTH NIGHT" SEES
GREEK AND RUSSIAN
A PAGE FOR THE WOMAN PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE HOME
CHRISTMAS ARRIVES!
t
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IS SNOBBERY AN INHERENT
QUALITY IN MOST WOMEN?
Few Are at Heart Democratic The Suffering
Many of Us Thoughtlessly Inflict
on Others of Our Sex
pHIL.ADnt.PHtANS In turlleular, I be
Hove, nto wont to Hvo too much In tlio
past, and whllo thanking otir slnrs that
wo "nro not nt other men" emulating tin
"Heathen Chltitffe" In their very ancestor
worship. '
It Is true that do proRrcw only hy
looking back, and Hint what a may even
tually rnako of ourselves la by virtue of
what wo may hnvo been, nut whllo ic
tncmborlng theso traditions of the past It
it clcarlv up to us to Hvo In tlio present
and to avoid the mistakes of the past.
Wo may prnto of hcicillty as contrasted
With environment and uomo few crumbi
of comfort mav bo B.itherod by us in tho
knowlodco that our Krandfather wan ono
of tho landed gentry or n, poor but honrst
butcher, baker or ramllcsUcI-. tnaltcr. or
even that no had a Rrntidfuthor nt nil; hut
little, credit Is due us personally fur this
blessing.
Vo should Mtilvo to tnalto or ourselves
desirable "ancestors "
I bcllevo few women nro i pally demo
cratic. Men may bo, but women never.
l'ow women mo i pally imclallats, They
may preach equality and may bollovo
In It, but they caro very llttlo for tho
great mnss of pcoplo ns a whole They
nro Intel estctl In their own llttlo ulrclo
of friends and cannot bring themselves
to regard tho rest of humanity In that
hall-follow -well-mot wnv.
I undei stand ti woman's lnck of interest
In another who, nlthoiiRh having boon
Elven ndantngcH, has failed uttoily to
rnako use of them and prefers to bo loud
THE WOMAN'S
Letters and questions submitted to thii department must bo written on ono side of
the paper and stoned with tho name of tho writer Special queries Ilka those yiven
below arc invited It is understood that tho editor docs not ttctcssarlly indorse tho
sentiments expressed. All communications for this department should bo addressed
c follows: 'illi; WOMAN'S i:.C1IAN)i;, Evening Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tlie winner of (uiHyS tirli It Mrt. V,
TODAY'S
1. Hun tail u tlUh nf rccB ho prcpuml to
that It will ho v,iy to "lratM tlicm?
S. Wlmt run bo dono with brcml rimmh whtrli
lias turned ullclitly Miur.'
8. How can turhltl water ho t leans il
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. If nn old slovn llntir N put m tho fml uf
m brilNM rurtiiln rod ttirii tlio wbulnw rurtnins
mre btlnc run uu It tturn will li " Uuneer ut
taurine.
S. MIrrori polNhcd with n clulli mnkril In
al.-cliol rollimcil by n dry iluth will li.nn n
urprlhlnir luiln.
3. lnrirnr or nalU of lemon will rfinovn Ink
stains from ho.inH.
Directions for Claret Punch
To the editor of Woman's J'tige'
Dear 5Iod ini Pleann publish n rec Ipo for
mnklni; ilaret pumti lo servo at a dtince. nna
obllco O. M. O'll.
Jtlt thoroUBhly contonta of two quart
bottles of claret, two uuiirta soda water, elRht
tablespoonfuls powdered EiiKar dlssohod
In a llttlo of tho t,odn water, teuBpoou Rrated
nutmeg-, two liqueur glasses maraschino,
pound of Re, several wllcei of cucumber
Tlnd or slim of orange and lemon. Uerrlas
In season may bo ridded.
Itecipe for Hot Potato Salad
To tho Editor of 11'omaH'a Paat
Dear Madam The followlm; Is n subntantlal
hot potnto Biilnd r-dpi' Kh nnd , onk i
nrdlum Hired potutoi-B without imrlnu, cool, peil
and cut In thin alius. Arranep a lioer bf pn
toen In the bottom of n dlih. tunHun with H.itt
and pepper and Hprtnklu stth ilnely chopptd
parslt- and celpr. mix toBlh,r luur tunl,
Hpoonrula 1 uch of vinegar and u!K oil. uilil a
little 1,-mnn JuUe nnd heat Juit tu thu hnlllnt
point I'our over tin- potatnew nnd rover tl:lilh.
Stand In a warm plaro until wanted, then uino
with trisp fried bacon or rohl ullcod melt
cura 1 v. it. 11., .Liiunenn, iH,
Lobster a la Newburo;
To the Eilttnr of Woman's Paat -
Dear Sladain Pleaso civo ma dlrectlona for
making lobatcr a la Newburc.
MAui A u.
Put into a brazier or chaflnrj dish one
pint of tllcid boiled lobster, season with
one teaspoon suit, a dash of cayenne pep
per, two tablespoons butter or minced truf
fles. After atlrrlnc well, add a wim-glass
of Madeira or sherry wlno and cook eight
minutes. To two well-beaten yollts add one
tialf cup cream, then pour Into tho chaflnjj
dish, but do not let the mixture boll. Servo
on toast.
Remoinf? Oil Stains
To the Editor of Woman's Vaae:
Dear Madam How can I remnvn rmt of
machine oil from vvjilto nuoda? NIII.UU II,
Dampen the spots with ammonia, then
wash out with white soap, first with cold,
then with warm water.
"Cleaning House" Differently
To the Editor of U'oinaa Pdae:
Dear Madam The last Frllay of every month
I completely "house-Ueun" one room of iny
dx room house, und tho clcweta are rleane4
with the room Into whit h they open. Ily fol
io wins thla plan eaih loom In the house la
thoroughly iloaned twice a ear. and the only
way In which the regular routine of the houe
kold la disturbed la that extra cooklntt U dane
the day before. Aa eaLh room la tlan4 any
new article of furniture needed tor that roum
Is purchased at the time. I And that this aynteni
te more easily bandied and tny borne la Itept
in better repair than by tin annual freahemnv
up. IMra J,
To Tan Hide
.So the Editor of Woman's Page:
Dear Madam Will ycu kindly publish In
your paper direction for curing and tannlnur
skins so that they wUI be soft and pliable?
ClIAHmH 1).
Thoroughly wash the skin and remove
611 flesh from the Inner elde, then clean the
hair with warm water and soft soap; rins
ing thoroughly. Mix together one-half
pound borax, one-quarter pound ground
aium and one-quarter pound soap, and
after dissolving it in hot water add sum
clent rye meal to make a thick paste; then
spread the mixture on the flesh side of the
taj-di-in. Fold lengthwise, with the hair out
"aide, and allow It to renaln for two weeku
vv .In, an airy, shady place; then fchake out,
' remove the paste from the surface, wash
and dry the skin. Then pull and stretch tt
juid shake or comb out the hair
Dry-Cleaning Curtains
fo & Editor of tYoman't Page-
Dear Madam Z and that the ordeal of wash.
: biz Jim! drytna- curtains uq be avoLlad by drv-
-tUaalna? them in. the folk-wins m-tnoer. Hub
tbtm In conuntal. then santly bruh aa-l slaake
i tlMm or Ut them banir la. a bruit wind for a
TTttUe. Xhey IU be fresh ajrf-Ag-r
To Whiten Clothe
J'u ue S4Uor o Woman a Paat
na-f aiftdaiait a epoontui ot
Mast Hi t taut -ruui u -.kt-r to :
iw -wwt m m
"Ut SMU.CO UulD t,lM- mt " "-" mym . m . - - , -- - ' . . " ' ' ' " HI I I F 1 I I Tl I C i liri.b Bf CiriH 6 ADilK .-?,"W
THE CHEERFUL CHERUB
! mm I - NMIII.Ui ! I II I I I' II
Sometimes I K-&ve suck
pWs-cnt thount
I put. ikem down in,,
Doatrv.
Its thus rrv otkcm
sclP . I tkink.
Vritc.5 little mc:3!i.$es
to ma. -L
nr ill IiumI Hut I hive mvii bun .'H"
to undeiKlond Ihnt sphit wliMi piolniits
the rcHnctl 'I licit V thill Is frcini I llv t'lac
flood bv thnso ubo have bad nth. mini;' i
of birth nnd envlionmont tb.it h i- bet"
denied ono of thi'ir sliteis.
Yet Ibis trult seems to be bom In mnnv
of our sn. As a child 1 can remembet
that while pkijlnff in tho snunro one dav
nnother llttlo girl inn up nnd, with mi
nlr of groat mvstery nnd Itnpottanro, ad
monished us "not to play with so and so.
for her fattier was ." I've forgotten
what tho father's orfcnBO was, but looking
back now i can remember how we all
snubbed this pathetic llttlo child, and her
unhapplncss sticks In inv memor.v.
EXCHANGE
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h. Itrmliitt. nt Arilmurr whiiio let tor tiiipcirtil In jes
lent 'h paper.
INQUIRIES
1. Mhon iitlpiitlhiff i i-trilillng ri'f-fpllnn it t
wlitdi then U a lone nnhlns lino U ti iibn
Intrly nt'd"iirv (o ro ilnvvu tho lino Knetlng
i .nil nml rim mouther (if tho hrhl il pirt, or
l It Mifnlent tn Knot only tho hrhlal pilr nnd
tho ninth-, r nf tlio hrhlc?
2 Mh it N tho t.lni(tes( nnlhod tn 110 lit ew
litff nu hoolc unit 13 oh or fiiliMurt mi n Kit rn tent
to hisuro otennehH 011 both Mde?
H. Uliru nil open window In ti hnlrnom tatioeM
11 rnHH rnrrrnt how run iluiRer f inhN frum
draughts ho utolded,
1. Wlitn siubn; lull und i-mkrt miuih on a
trnrinent Hie. ball niian MinuM lie- atltlrhcd to the
upper or miter pipe e, nn the linrk of It lieilie II it
will lento no in irk on the nuislitt of the tlulh,
tililli- the hotket 1,11.111 ulwn,, Inivi'-I n ruling
mnrk In tho tenter.
2. Ilrletl cnfTei- gruiiniN make etttllcnt pin-ru-liIiiiiH,
!m 1 hey iu not i ick ilown and will nut
rust the in titles.
3. It Is neier periiiNhlhlo In use a ItiotlipUk.
Chapped Hands
To the Editor of 11'umri't' Ptiot-
Dear Mndatn for children, and even for
munv trrown iierHiiiia. winter It the iinin for
hapned hands Jt renuirei hut llttlo mre to
mold the aurTerlnir whlih resulta from chunptd
xkln. It la evatntlnl that thu linmls should be
tnorotJirhlv dried eaih time tlii are wattied.
and never exiinned when moist either to cold or to
tho heat of tire.
Women who are orrupled with hoUKehold
(area or are rnmnxed In ainilhtr ok uiMtlniiH ure
ohllKed to vtnnh tlulr handa fritim-ntl-.. and In
onhr to Hiivu tiino thev are often tarelesa about
Irylntt tluni The result Is n ruuxh. reil skin
.Never neeleit to dr your hands as thoroughly
as pospilile Thev ma. alKo he manipulated
before tho lire until soft und llnllile.
rtubblmi tho hands with an Hlinnnd lotion
beforu retlrlint pn series them from the dtaui
Irous elTects of fold ur heat to whli h they mav
have hei n Hllbje, ted. Thev must not be --.nxhid
In 1 old water, as thin predisposes them to ehap
lilnv. hut very hot waur la not uood fur them,
either.
Where these precautions are not taken, and
the hands ore netfle, ted, a ture mav be efrcnted
b tho foIltmliiK treatment; Wash the hands
In hot tvati r and anoint them well with honey
liastH or mid ereum Hub the hnuds together.
Interlat ini,- the tinners, until the) Is-tonie sort
and are no lonui r easily hurt when strut U
aiealnst any hard substance. Afterward It will
be netessarv to remove the urease by wushlnir
Ihem In warm water, with tt few drops of am
monia and u pure soap. f'hatiKo the water
siier.tt times "Ihen apply to the hands the fol
loulni.' mixture tllycerln. toloiine. soft waur,
equal parts After this pro, ess tho hands will
la- soft and not at all srusy or sticky, as
mliiht bo supposed. , (Mra.l K II.
SI10 I.ovcs Fiance of Another
To tht fdi'o- of IFomaii's Pnot
Dear ilailam I am In love with a oUns
man I have met rec out li. This ollJ man
seems very attentive to m ulthouuh ho Is
eturaxeil 10 bo married Kindly advise mo what
ou would Uo tu a case llitu thla.
fONBTA.ST lilUDBU.
The younff man cannot be very deeply In
lovo with you if ho Is ungated to another,
and If he has madu love to you he has been
extremely ilislionornlilo to hl tlanceo and
would probably treat sou In the tumo way
later on.
Marriage IJrenso in Nww YurU
To thr hdltor of Woman's Pag :
Dear Madam -Heading the Information In
.our Woman's Uxtha k'e X tnouvht you would
k able to Infuria ine as to tho fullowlns What
en- the ininllti-in of Mhtalulnu a nisrrluu.
Ibense In New lork. fsea far the license and
unjUInu- jou may lie able to tell bet
Hire.) J. C. C.
Application for u marriage license In
New York must be made to the Marriage
lacense Clerk In tho department of tho City
fleik Uoth contracting parties must up
pear. The tost of tho license la SJ, and the
marriage may taKo placo aa soon as the
licence Is procured. The otllce Is open from
a until 3 o'clock; Saturday until noon.
Do Not Address Waitress
To the Hdltor of It'oatan'e Paoi'
Dear Madam Will you please tell me If It H
iorr-4t when a maid hands the Wishes at a
lunt neon or any meal, for th-u watter-to say.
'-riiank jou ' to her every timet Also, Jf one
does not tare tor some of tlie viands Is It cor
rect to say "No. thank ou." tu her. or simply
tu shake ones bead? MAUI).
It in considered better form not to ad
dress the person who serves, but, to help
oneself or indicate by a slight negative
movement that the viand Is not desired, A
lady always shows by her v,ery manner that
she Ignores no one, even If she does not
address the person. A pleasant, dignified
manner is all that Is necessary when one
is served.
Ask Fiancee
To the Editor of lrotuoa'a Page
Dear Madam May I ask that you will help
me la a difficulty which has arisen! A man I
know baa juat announced his eosaifet&eiit to a
drl I have not met. I am slvfas a t-tariy next
week and would like to ask bint What can I
uo auwut. ut Mm-s. as -. uv uwv hiwh qirr
CIIASL1K.
Send sn invitation to the fiancee also
The fact that the man Is a friend fef yours
would entitle hex to an Invitation to auy
sjfair to which he la invited. It would be
very rude to Invito bita and aoc to; ask
Uf Ss
ti jl -I-. rjsr i& a gA i. nans in ina auiruituf - . in inuf avan a . x!i(riiiiiiiftiiiiiiiiiiiiii I m. I tftfT ieu jrnunu . Miii"-" - ''
MY MARRIED LIFE
Hy ADKLK GAttMSON
Lir.I.IAN' riAF-T'S raucoui Voire mine to
I my earn ns I rang the bell of my Utile
L apartment It stopped midtlclilv nt the
Round of the bell Kntlr ntiswcred tny ring
nml then fled precipitately to the kitchen
with a frlfilitened Riant e nt Mrrf. fndor
wood.' t.llllnn InughPtl bulsterouRlv n site
advanced to meet me
"Plrnso don't be angrv nt mv IntriiKloti "
she pnld Willi the frank good liiiture whliti
nlwnvH imtlieu mo feel drawn toward lui
in Fplte of my trnl tllnnpprovnl of hpr nnd
her wntn "I Imve taken puKsesxItm nf
vonr lintme nnd caused nn Incipient ie
belllon on the pnrt of Jour ninld Will vmi
fnralvo me'"
"If jou have been nhli I" do nnytlilng
with Kntie, I not nnlv forRlvo von but
thnnk Jim tnoiit wnrmlv " 1 tetiirnetl llghtlv,
nlthotlgh I itecrptly retehtetl vvtinl necmed
her Inlnrfpietirn In mv affairs "She tin--gtit
i)iiie twisted nnlltm Into her head '
"About old women being witches'.' ' tjllllun
Interrupted
HOW t,lt- "SnTTMJTi" KATIR
"Win told vou tlien?"
"About nifltyblrd'H mnltier rnmln Into
the in nt ' nil .vim, i-hr pniliiil nut h " vvhtile
"titil to nn ' t.llllnn Imighed ' Yoti sen.
when Dlrkv nnd the rest or llto tninoli had
Hint uimititient several jenrn iigo they
tdvirti-ifil for n general housewnrker Kntln
nnsweretl Hie ntlvertlsement ilreen! Yoll
never snw nnythlng hu verdant In vottr life.
If f hadn't taken Pitt on both (he liovs and
her 1 don't know wlnit would hue become
of any of litem She dldn t know enough to
boll itter I titetl lo Klrnlglilin things out
fur her anil tenth bet u few thttiK" mill hn
was grateful nnd evril,ts-.tlngl nfrnld of
me J think the Binlltude linn r.ilher worn
nIT. hut -ii. k Htm n ft .1 kl nr me'
"fthe told me nhe was going to leave when
(he older Mrti Ir.ih.im arrived." 1 -Mid
"But she won t tin it " I.llllnn salil rout
plncenllv. "That In. tinleife you want her
to 1 scttletl Hint. I fnnev"
"Whatever tlltl vou hiiv to her""
"Oh. jtiHt generally frlghlftied her'" she
replied carppffil "I think 1 put on tho
tlnldhliig tnuih bv lelllng her Hint if xlie
mild anything mure iihoitt old women turn
ing Into wltelie-t nnd killing voiing peotile
In tlielr sleep 1 would turn hot pver to tho
police and have her locked up tin an inmmo
person "
"Where do jnu suppose she err got such
it notion 7"
I.llllitti shrugged her t-ltoultlers.
"When you'ro n old ns I am. mv dear
child, you'll ceiiHe lo wonder nt anything
ono of these foreign children doen or HnM.
Don't you know Hint In certain Kcotioui of
Km ope they believe just iih llrtnly 111 black
art nml magic and witchcraft aa people
did hundreds of vents ago? Thev usually
get II out of their sv stems nHer tlicy hnvo
been over hero a. few years, but It tnlics
time "
We had dropped Into hairs nn wo tnlketl
I.llllnn hntl intlletl on as rnpldlv as was
her uhiiiiI rustuin, that 1 hail been tinnPlu
to offer her the usmil lotiitrslt-H
"llo take off your wrap-," I said at the
first iipoiliinltv 'fan vou not slnv tu
dinner with us" Dicky will be bite Bluntly "
"It can't be tlone." Mil- returnetl "Marry
nnd 1 have an engagement to illne out to
night Iteastly bore, too, a sort of business
obligation of 7tuiry' Hut I must hurry
l.omo and dress. I just diopped In to ask
jou "
Tho opening of the outer door Interrupted
her. Dlckv came In breezily
"Ilelln 1,11' Iln-iont seen jou since Stm
day night Whuio have ou been keeping
jourselfV '
He held out a cm din! hand" to her, then
turned to me nnd kissed me
"Well, professor," .he said, "I supposo
you're In the plutocrat class now."
Mrs. Vndenvood looked puzzled I has
tened to explnin
"Dicky li talking nonsense, as usiinl " I
smiled nt hint "I'eihapn you remember I
hntl tin offer from the Lotus Slutlv flub
to conduct u history class. I met the sec
rutniy this afternon and arranged terms"
"How delightful"' Lillian exclaimed
"Wbnt did jou hold tho old gill up for-'"
Dlckv asked I thought I detfettd it sneer
In his voice J knew h hated the Idea of
my doing nnvtlihig to earn any money of
my own Iloth his words and tune jarred
upon me 1 lesented also his dtagglng out
the details before I.llllnn Cinlo.
"Twenty dollars a lectme," I replied
shortly ,
I thought of the weekly income which
Lillian Hale drew for her advertising draw
ings and Jingles It mnde inv twenty dol
lars, which two hours ugo had appeared sq
large, look very small indeed Hut Lillian
was muguaiilmuiis
DK'ivY MAKKR AN HI'KKIt
"Thai's not bad at till.' she said "Of
courMo, if It were a largo dub jou could
coinmaitd much moie, but It's a nice little
sum foi an afternoon's talk."
"It's ildUuluufc"' Dlckv grumbled "I
know .Madge She'll not only havo to give
up that ono nflernoon each week, but she'll
bo studying and planning all the rest of
tho week, she's so blamed conscientious
And all for $20 ' I'll tell you, Madge, phone
the old girl joti've reconsidered, nnd 1 II
pav ou t2 each week"
"l.et him rave," said Lillian, "lie will
be sane bj and b ". Dicky made a face
at her, and she crossed over to hhn and
, ulmly liu.ved his ears as If ho had betii a
troublesome boy
"I haven't time to listen lo j-ou." she
said, whllo I invrardlj rugod at the familial
was ill which she treated DleliJ'. "I'll he
lato tor my dinner engagement if I don't
hurrj away I tame over to ask jou to
cat dinner with us Sunday Then we'll
think up something to do In tho afternoon
and evening Wo ulwujs dlno .Sunday at
2 o'clock, u conn'sslon to that cool! of mine
I'll never get another llko her, ,nd if she
utily knew It I would have Sunday dinner
nt 10 o'clock In the morning rather than
lose her. I do hope jou can come"
'Theie's uuthlng In tho world to hinder
as far as I know.' said Dicky,
"I am so Noirv." 1 turned to Lillian as I
t.Joke My dismay was genuine, for I know
ttuw Dithy would view my answer ' Hut
I could nut iioHslbly tomo on Kundaj I
have a dluuet engagement for that day
which I cannot break."
For 1 hud remembered as she spoke iliac
Sunday was the day vvlion Jack Bickitt
would arrive in tho city; Juck, the best
f i lend I ever had. who had been In the
vvllderiu-BB for over a year and who had
no knowledge of my marriage. He hail
written tu ask mo to dine vvljli him an tho
day he reached New York- I could pot
break that engagement.
tt'opj right
fQ.NTINUnU MONDAY
Suitable Accompaniments to
Meats
rtoast beef Tomato sJuco. grated liorg--radish,
cranberry uee. pickles.
Iloast pork Apple sauce.
Hoait veal Tomato, mushroom and onion
sauce.
Hoast lamb Mint sauce
lloast turkej- Cranberry wtuce, currant
jelly
Boiled fowl Tlrad sauce, onion sauce,
lemon sauce, jellies
Roast mutton Caper wuct,
Goo or duck Cranberry sauce, jellies,
apple sauce.
Uolled mackerel--Stewed gooseberrlw.
Boiled bluelUli Creatn or lemon sauce.
Boiled shad Mushroom sauce, parsley or
egg sauce.
Fresh salmon Green peas and cream
sauce
Bolted halibut Kgg saucp
Rolled Oats Bread
Put two cup rolled oats Hito mixing
pan, add even mixing spoonful of lard, one
cup molasses one tabliispcn salt und four
cupa boiling wate When lukevvarm add
one yeast i4ki and flour enough to mix
tjuite stiff Let rise ov-jcnight' and But la
mf in Mm wvruiag Hate in kw evap.
BLACKHEADS" AND REMEDY
By I.UCREZIA I10IU
i'rltn-i Mnnm of the VP'tropolllan Opert t jinpini
MANV vrnrs igo a mighty ruler nr in
nioiii ginei.il I h.nve forgotten wlilch,
ileHlrtd to glvi a grnnil pnentit to cele
brate mie git it event for decorntlvo
puipoMs Hie dim tins of the pnrnile nnnled
ii tblld apparently
in tile nf gold, so, Ink
lug a Utile bov. thev
(onipletth covered
him with goldlenf In
this manner the porei.
whlih n rn nn outlet
fin the wnste polinna
I lie Imdv Is nnxloii-i to
throw off, were hltl
,li ml ftnm doing thelf
diitv, and the child
,li.d
Anihorltus on the
vniiieil (sllumte Hint
the Imdv h hundreds
i,ri'm;iv ltitt of ilmiisonds of pores
If. Iliroiigh InsiiilUlent bathing exercise
which Liases a free llovv of perspiration,
thus cltahsing the liores or through a lack
of friction, which Is a psrt of the drying
process nfler a hnlb .mv nt thesr poles
become tlngged, II will n sent being closed
up by llefni lug the slilll
A blittkbeutl In a pore Hint Is packed
with grouse and tint Hint has burdened
from beihg allowed to lemnln there.
lllnckbeiids tire n toinnmii skin dh
feet, ntiil every olhir tlnv there eouiot a
letter asking hnjv to gtt ill of them Most
women whose Ijtniit.v Is tunned bv these
unsiglitli bliuli Mie,ks wlih h dot their fnees
would be fiiilotis ir vim told them that
blackheads uie caused hv not keeping their
faces rleiin This Is the ittiv itnlshed truth,
howevtf, and, ns the old ntliiKe sujs, "The
truth iiluiivs hurts "
When jou Hntl that vou have bhii-khenilH
begin hninedlntelv the follow log treatment,
wlilch will Tree Hie t loggt il pores so Hint
thev inn continue to peifolm tlielr tlutv
J'lll a bitnlit wlih warm wntet. nnd
with a tiiniplettini brush ami liquid green
soati thotoiiglilv si rub Hie skin until jou
feel Hiiro that It is i lean l-'ollow this with
an itppllmtloti of bent that will ixpiind the
pores Wring lowels fiom 'ts hot wntir
ns jou can biat nnd lav them across Hie
face.
"When I he skin is softentd the bliirkhends
will it IU to gentle pussiiii Never nl
temlt tn ptess them out with the llllgi r
li.ills, but tover lite llngtrs with antiseptic
diary" of a well-dressed girl
A I'KNNV saved Is n poinv eat lied,"
XXiluotcd Anno .Mai v in lis she looked
over Hie odd lengths of silk spruid out on
it baignln table. "I want t Hough nepe
do thlno or crepe metetn to initl.e one of
thoso fascinating Itiisslnn blouses like Slay
Wentworth's. oti ought to havo one, loo,
Robin. They're 'easy ns pie' to make "
1 smiled nt this Inst remark, slnco Anne
knows llttlo or nothing nbout sewing, und
uovei- attempts to make anything unless
I mil rlKht nt her elbow leadv lo help out
So I llgnred that as long as Anne wns
tlotci mined to make a blouso I might
as well rnako ono at the sumo time
There were two vorv good-looking tein
nantn of heavy crepe do thine, one of mid
night bluo and the other of Ittisslnu gm,n
Anne had the pattern which Slav had
given her su lnstend of spouting the nftet
noon making calls, its wits our original in
tention, wo went home and sewed
I cut out the blouses which ait" of the
new slip-on tvpo with kimono sleeves Lob
blouso Is hi two pieces, and when the iimlii
urnis HcnniH weie stitched together llt
were rcadj- to be lifted
1 chose the given blouse, as Anne nevir
wests this color She lusted two box-plaits
In fiolit and two nt thu batk just at Ha
waistline. Annu suggosted that we Im
provo the lilotisis bv making slashes about
tho rounded neiklino and cmbruldeilng
them with sllvir thread. I liked the lilei.
so we madu four slashes two hi front and
two at Hie back on each blouse, and out
lined them with a simple design, embruld
eietl with outline and ;atln stitches.
As Annu Is veiv clever at drawing I bail
her make two tissue paper designs suitable
for tho blouses. We carefully hasted the
piece of paper In tho center fronts, just
ubovo the waistline, and embroidered tho
design through the paper. -When the ein
broldeiy was finished we totu away the
paper
Then we, made patch pockets and em
broidered the tons to conesportd with tlie
design used about the neckline Aftir thev
wero stitched In place Anne enibioideted
the largisl motif, usetl In the design on Hie
flout of the blouse, above each pocket I
liked the iff. ct mi well that 1 lepeatttl this
touch ot trimming on my blouse.
The skives ate of thiee-quiuter leiixtb
Willi a slight fullness til tho bottom Vn
inadx snap tuffs of the silk and fatduied
tin in tilth a single button and buttonhole
When II i ante to tho question of belts.
Anne d. elded to nso dark led ribUnn velvet
for hers, whllo I used some black satin,
which I harpened tu havo, for mine
W slash, ti c.nh blouse at both sides of
tlio bnx-plattH and buttonholo-Mltched tho
THREE CATHOLIC PRIESTS
TO KEEP JILVER JUBILEE
Services Will He Hold Tomorrow for
Fathers Roonoy, Ilnnnigan
nptl O'Connor
Sliver Jubilees of three Catholic puests
will be celebrated tomorrow They are the
Itev John J. Itoonej-, of St. I'hilln NVrl,
the Itev. Joseph J. Ilanuigun, of the Chinch
of Hie Assumptluu; the Itev Joseph I.
ti t 'minor, rector of the Church of the
Sacret) Heart of Jesus. Kesiiuehnulng
The threo priests vvero ordained on Jun
liary fl, 180J. Speciu! services will be held
In commcmuratlon in their chtirthes tomor
row. Bishop JVUCort preslilltig at the si i v Ico
fur D'atlitr Ilakinlgan The leiemnuies will
begin at 11 o'clock wheii a stdvinn high
iiass will be hung by ,i i even ml jubllarian
'Iho Itev James A Ualton, iietoi of tlio
I'hunh of out Lad j yf .Mount I'armel, will
be deacon
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1 -Ullli u
i-fc LJiMouunuu iiou LurwnCvJ 1 trt, I
tua. w, . rr ot
"-t '""iTtiri i imnnmiTHiri 1 1 1 u iTT'-rrrmTiTTrMimniTri'irr-T-TTr riTMirnnw
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gnuc This will r.tiise n tcntpoiarv red.
ness, so Relect a dav when you a re sure
lo femnlti indonrn for the Ircatinent. Afler
cttractlng the blnchhead apply n drop of
splMis nf camphor to contract Urn pore it
Is well to npplv Hie following lotion, which
will contrail enhtiged poret nfler bathing
the face
Tannic m Id . . IS urnlnj
t'ompnor Matir oiinies
An excellent ointment which Is sold to
possess the pt,w. i of ridding the puree or
ncno or blnrkhrtuts contains the following
Ingtcdlelils
fonPhnWH-nt .. j "";
Mix tliortinghl.v, ant) nfler scrubbing the
face thiirotiRhlv with hoi water and a sort
complexion brush nnd a bland soap, npplv
the ointment nnd allow II to remain on
nil night, then wash It oft In the morning
wllh hot wnter. I'otitlmio thli tieatment
until the spots have disappeared Then,
twlco a week. bnlhP tho face with Ibis
mlxtiird. removing tho lltpild nt nce by
I lining with clear water. Then wlpo over
the skin with toilet water.
When the blncMiends arc "stubborn" I
ndvlse jou lo use the following ointment
tleloniilihlliol -' "l"
sulphur iir-s.lpllBte . . in Krnms
I'oltish soali . -' Krams
Applv this ointment to (he pimples at
night, and follow tho Same trcntment tie
icrlbcd for Hie elher and soup liniment
mixture.
An atnlnent beauty Kpeclollst advises tlie
use or it lotion made from the following
formula wluit blnchheadi are obsilnate:
I'nrlionnte uf tnnimesla . ...
f.inc oJtlile
linen Mllltlih ...
t drtitn
1 dram
I ouni i s
Hbnke Hie mixture well nnd upplj It to
the. clogged pores Press our the black
bends nnd npplv camphor to mntrnet the
pores Then rub cold cresim getitlv over
the face, allowing It to remain u time until
the redness litis illsnppeuletl
"White pimples tire ns iitisightlv ns
lil.iekht nils To remove them scrub the
fnce wllh simp lontnlnlng tnr. Then soften
the skin bv npplv lug hot towels, mid eject
the secretion by gentle prc-suie Apply
Spirits of rnmplior to each pore, nml follow
Hie treatment bv a fri-ipient use of u
nslrlngent lotion
The ounce of prevention Is ns fnr es
bint Kin .ids are coiifcrnul In Leipitig the
Kkln pi I fei Hy clean
Smnrt Russian blous-c Dimmed with
tinsel cmbtoitlcry.
slashes Tbiotigh tbcin wu iir?vv the sash
girdles, knotting them in front
I tilmmcd tho ucLkliuo of my blouso
with nnlltm' straits of black ;.itill fhilsli
Ing the end of each strap wllh a ll.it. satlu
coveted button Anno thieaded a piece of
narrow ribbon velvet tbiotigh embroltleied
eyelets about tho top of hei bluuse It Is
hard to tell vvtilch Is the bitter looking.
Ittisslnu blouses of this ihutaUer ale
- iv voiilhfiil, ami when tiiimned with
i irsied, silk, chenille or met ti imbrtildsry
an- rinlto ilrcssj""
Tid foinpton sont me a llvo-pouud hot
of mv favorlto chocoln tea today This means
that, hi's going to ask me to tin something
for lifni. I'robably lo Invite bK dear An
gi la" here for tho week-end of the stan
hopes' danco. Too bail Teddv hasn't a
sister tt
(t'oiiyrllilit)
Excellent Cake
One-half cup granulated siigut one-half
iup cum syrup, one tablespoon bnttei. one
igg, one-halt teaspoon lemon three-ipi tr
ier cup milk, one and one-half nips Hour,
IWo level teaspoons baking puwdu. one
half teaspoon sail. Iliice-iiuailui cup
rhopped raisins may lie added Mix In
order named and mole thirty-live or forty
minutes in nioderatelv hot oven
ff's-y.w."j!yiw.ij"a'F.ff?,..'WJ7lltMTy.4Tma?
You'll Like
Deerfoot Farm
SaUSage best-the
flavor's so distinctive'.
1-aimi vr sin illinium t.ii vivos"
At arry time
day
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3akeryS'Cocoa
is a good drink, as
wholesome and notti
isnintf as it is delicious,
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. 1
CHRISTMAS TREES' END
Feagt of the Epiphany Cele
brated Today With Special
Masses and Solemnities
t:nlnhnnv. one of the oldest church fos
tlu H Is be ng celebrated tnilav throiighot t
ho rhrlrtlan world The occasion I
known also an Twrtfllwlnv iin-J Jwclflli.
tide This evening Is "Twelfth-night, mid
It is the customary lime for tho ""- "
Clirlslmas trees nml the ihial burning uf
the ba j berry riindle
The religious significance of the occa
sion lle In Hfe tommemtirallon'of tin- com
ing t.r the Magi to Jesus nt llethlehein on
Hie twelfth day nfler the birth of the
Christ Another rcllgloiii meaning W given
to the holltlnv b.v the commemoration of llto
nppcarnnce of the Slur of Hie .Mrtgl. sj'nbol-Ixln-T
the inntilfeslntlon or the Christ to the
tlentllc.-' , ,
The word "nnlphany" Ii n flreek one.
meaning "mnnirestntlon " Anclciil Plirln
Hnns nbservetl the feast Tor twelve dnvs, the
itrst and last dnjs having been observed
wllh especlnl Rolemnlty ,,.,,,
Uoth or these daj -t were called "l.plph
nnv " The tlrt wns Homethnes lerined
"grenler Ilplphnnv" nnd the Inst day "lesser
nplphatiy." ' ,
flpcclnl mosses will he celebrated o -un-day
lit mnnv of the Catholic and Lpiseopal
.iiiii-..ii-s tn nmn eint's Hie festival will be
the theme of special sermons
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Toil.tv is also ii-Mijiimin t'rniiKiiii r nuio
dny. nnd King Itlclinrdn II of Unglnml was
nlso hot n. on this tlnj ShaUespcarc's
"Tvvelflh Night ' was named after till'
occasion. Hie plnywtlght emplnjlng this
title, according to some historians, to re
lieve himself of the mental effort of In
venting another mime
ADVOCATES SEPARATE
COURT FOR JUVENILES
Judge Ben B. Lindsey Also Ap
proves of Methods of
Judge MacNoille
Judge Hen II Llnd-cv or the Denver
Juvenile Court, famlll.iilv know it ns the
"l-'rlentl of the Kid," In nn Intel view toilnv
ndvotaled a Rcp.irnted Juvenile couit lit this
city mid it school svsiim In whlih tlicin
would tie no such thing as tiu.incy lie
spoke heartily In pinl"c or Judge Itavmoiitl
MiieN'cllle, who lesigned rercnlly fiom tho
Juvenllo Ctuiil bench
Jinlge Llndsev saitl he hesitated In crltl
cUIng I'hllndolphla melltotls "I nftist sav.
however." he adtleil "that 1 nihnlre Judge
.Mnc.N'ellle and approve of his methods."
In icferrlng to the taking over of the
Juvenllo Court In this city bj Judge lliown,
Judge Llnihey said he natural! would be
opiwsed to nut pltm whlih would cutnll the
resumption of "ono jinlge ojer itiahj"
inetliods, llo Haiti
"I nin fur the separated Juvenile Couil
I do not believe that any huge illy can
successfully tope with the Juvenile pioblem
unless It maintains a court for ihlldieii ami
Hie offenders against ihlldren. separate and
distinct In woik and lelatlou from all the
other cotnts of the city Theiu must be no
Joint comblnallon of the Domestic Kola
tlons, .Misdemeanor blanches, etc. There
must lie no gem-nil inobatlou ulllctr. 'Iho
salvation of the Juvenile offender, big or,
little, depends on a specialized ndiiihilsti.i
lion of justice
'Seventeen jenis ago I was presiding,
over four couits that tiled everything from
divorce i uses to hi coking windows. !
cnduied seven j-ems of this lnadciU.ito
sjhtem At thu end ot this time develop
ments, observation nnd experiments hi ought
tho situation to this cilsls. I would cither
resign or bo assigned a special court for
the tijlng of all juveniles nnd those who
hail offended against Juveniles The picsont
Bjstem, which provides just 'what was then
stipulated, is the icsult of that unphatie
stand."
In discussing school conditions In Phila
delphia mid other cities. Judge l.lndboy
said-
"1 am strong for the kind of education
that ctiiilps jotitb for Industrial elllcieucy.
Tho present form of education Is tending
In that dlicctlou. I expect to see tomo
gieat changes In the public school system,
not that the schooN haven't done much,
but that they can do more, I want the
school system so there'll be no sucji thing
us ti nancy
Molasses Hermits
tine cup sugai one-half t up lard, oue
hulf cup molasses one ttaspoon soda 111
one-half tup of warm vva'er, cloves, cin
namon and one up inlilns llitce cups fiom
Drop in rreiH-d I'm
fet1
?- i
xlll Happy and Cozy
Are the
West Philadelohia Homes
equipped with FL"CK IlllATKIlS
and the numbc! of tbeso homes Is
coiistantlv licieislng Wis' home
seekers tleimihd 1'Ll'CK Heaters be
(.inse thev know that with a l-'LHCIv
It Is eas t, ma'ntnln an even com
foitttlih te nperattict- In even the
i oldest tveathei
TI . i s.v. .in, . irneii ihii a ri.Ef'I:
IIl.ATI'lt Ih .tunutnhtil. .otisuintntr leas
toil .lui tu Its sprilall .I. signed henttnit
surrui.- .mil ri ttulrea him care, r hold
ut,d r 1'h i i. lliuu ' (rmu I td tin irantee
KCxROS,Co.
Mmt our null riaclinl Showroomt
II-I0-1S and 30 NOllTII 1'H'Tlt ST.
of tKe
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Holiday Celebrations Will Begln
in (Jnurcnes at Midnight
Tonight
The Impressive chrlstmno bolldavs ot the m
Hiissl.tn nrthodo-c and nreek t'alhnlic-t -tn 1
Imflcs win
begin at midnight tonight
Through a dlffercnco In the eatft-,-1.. !
the Jlregoilan calendar not having been '
adopted bv the Oreeks or ltussians at t '
Inception, there Is n difference of about two
Weeks In dates as compared to ours ,
Special services will be held at n u,,-1
chut ehei at midnight continuing for My. :
ernl hotirii. with inntutlnnl masses belnr-i
held from S o'clock on High mass will tn '
lnl.h,.l..l n IH n'nlnJ. n. (J. -,.. I9 i
i-i-iroit.il-,. ,.-. . ...i,., i. ... i .uirnaelti't
titissiaii iitiiiooox aiiioiie i miri n tornor-- i
row morning S'ervlres will nlso he held nj
'' " .---"'- -....- - ...-X . .iinoiKi
Church, t If tn street nnd rnirnmunt ae.
Hue; Ilnlv Virgin Kuslnn Ctthnbe fhurtrh,
Twelltv-clghlh street nnd Knvder avfnn.
and tho Clreels Catholic rhurcli of the Evan-4
geitmos, ivvetitii iiiiu i iixwai't ptrrpig
Mnnv priests will participate in the ntt
night servlceM to be held In the Oreck Calh. ,.
one t ninetirai, c r.-tiihiui aoove urovrn. i
servtceq win iiirii ue neiu on .vionuay aaj
Tuestlny nt mntij- of the chiirclteR
KKMCIOUS HIinVITIKS
Ktin-ire
The Itev IJnvM Winters ti ti nt illcnM.tt-,.
will ntldreB the I'reslijterltn rntnl-.K-.rB in W'eit.
minster Hull on Slolnluj inornlni!
... Hill. ,
IOitOllO j
I'renehinc
The tnnntlllv milsle-il servli r Up hrnl-iut 1
Street llitptlm .I'lntreh m I,-, lull n.morro. '
nlqhl Helettlnns frnni lle.slm s "Stibu 41
Mater' (iro oh tlie pro ram "" i
The Ilev Clporne HerlHlt lont 1 p wiU j
litem Ii tt-merrnvv intirnln- nt hl . tiiireh thii
I'liiinh "f the Ilnlv Apnstles nn w innlnit i il
Klnc.letit ' t ne inurtit ninntniv iih.i u f?fli,.il.
Will le Riven ininnmiiv nlKhl nith rlcctioBi 2
. -l-l... l,..H-l .1. ' I., It. ...i.l. I .-'ivnij
diaries yenhlln will fflve
luliiris hefor" the ttiel.tv ,f I Ihli nl t'ulturlM
under tho penernl title, 'lulled it n,n i'r.ij
milker or lvnirlnnl.er III" tnnl. tmnnrrnw for'
"? ."r,.l,3
tlte ntietilnc leitiltp nl the llrnnd
frtr.
i Thcattii'S
will lu .Vlieu nr wiu'riri n
Tliomis Jlnll Oi)orne n tiiirlui .( MntSi,.
nil! rmenl. tin "t inninon s, ns in t ri-.n vi!
iiK.mint" tiiinnrrovv nlulit .11 tie nr..ia Sirem"
, iir.ii , . ..
r-lirtps eilhllt. former eilllnr ,f ,l V '
Tivelltielh IVntlirj. will spenlt Kiiileirm tfr. '
nnnn nt the llrnnd Htleot Tin nr. nn Tnini.
poitnllon fnr Hnrculntlnn er striui, Ills talk 1
villi ho held under Iho litl-nn e nf I he Social!!
Literary .snrletv. "" .
Hitlers nnd itsiimi villi he ln-i ill-t tom-irroir.'i
. .1.. ... I Inl.tflt lurn It. Inr.iiml ,'l.m 1. f. 1.1
UllillliriK ... V. i . ' " tino-w
teenth nnd Ovfnrd smets. -Mnnr-in,.n pf th,
l ortv -hi ii-iiiii ,,,.ii, ,,., .iiM-ni tn.. ncrticcil
in ttlu eveiiniK
Ur fhiirlps S. VI ii I'lirlnti'l ill -.peak oaB
"llio New InternntlnniillHin ' ininnrrnw afttr.S
noon nt the ivntral llrnm h. V M f forum,
He Is gptiernl Keeretnrv nf Hie 1. hid Council
or tllH l nureiiea .il i Mini ,n jiin.iii I
The in I Iv III. s of I he Ilr-x I Piddle IIIMa
flnfHOS neM vvenl. will he on, ptitrntid at a
rtillv In he lipid VIetnl.iv nlcht In ihd .Stelioa
Auditorium. " whlih nil imniliiri. ure lnvltr-1.
l)r Adam llelhel. the Mind firininlst nill itltt
ti ieilt.il pnv'inis to llu. minim t
tjeorce Long, superint, ndenr of th Inaamucb
MImmIoii. will Hppnk tnmnir.ivi nii,lii hi tho mil.
Hinn on "A Cliiinh nf All Siitlonw Ad t Turner
Kurt will slnK. On Moniliiv nlRhi Mr lin-f
will cpeiik nt Iho f'hulfente Until Viliulli Cll),
...! , TniuitTi hi, uill n.lilrt.KS i lircp nisi..
niettinir In the I'lrnl Methodist 1 plat "li.il Church.
Uieun t'ltv.
1:1.1. ic.ioi s Mint ns
nuitit
llM'Ttsr TI'VtPI.L, llroid and lii rk-i ata
ill SS1JI.I. II lU.VUi.l, Mill pi. 1111 iiiv
a 111 nnd 7 111 p in J
limn lliuhcs. imnr will issi-i th. ..horui 11 fl
llm i venlni: Z
Clan mo ItevnnlilB. Orminlst i
Ln ri nn- ivelnime - '
ciir.srxiiT sriiLLT iim'tist'Ciilikii .;
. i 'hi smut at wmi -if Inth t , '
(IllliliOi: 11 AIJAim, l t. Ptslor r -i
n I.", ti. nl brotherhood of A and P, ,
in tin n m Worship J
.III p in lllble Hthool j
7 in i, m Wnrshin -a
Jlonthly Jdiiskul bervhe .
StliftiiuiH frnni
lhikslnl's ' Htiih-il "Vlnli r
Hn tlmlels .lones tlrKuntst and I oadir,
oiirauo Ulm.i Can. Johnson
i ontrnltn Mury n Ninklrl,
'I', nnr. iloyul I' Jlael.. Hail.
ii.ium llnni,'. It llonil
;
(trelhren .
rntsT (iifitfii nr tin: iiki.thiikn
ttimiker), cor Ci-llsl- and liuiphni ata
l'reuehlntr lo 3) a. tn and . la p m
Sund.iv School s 30 ii m
Plover 5le. tiny inch WVdnead'l evening
Llltle.ll fullnre
Vllt. llltl.l .fLIIMN will sink on 'Allen
or Am. rliiin"' llr.iail M ill. itr Ham.
Public invlt'd
l.nthirati i
at i in: ntiLMiiA t ill iu ii
tilth and .!'" riiini i"
itev I' i: wcicii.i; Pistor
hum) n ! .'lu i in . 7 l p in
ermo.iH by It. v l.ulher A V..in Ph. D
i ti proti Bsur In Vate tiihool f It hi-lon
i.ihli l-i rool, :.' Ill p m
-, itunl.i I'vitill;. Hupiier T.i .1. i nuferenca,
idlnvvid I" l.i'ur- to I nl. -il I ti.iihert
In Ih v l.iil'ar A. v'i h-h
latI.i tiniMI'MIIN. trli.stnit si ,i . .tjt.
uu-it -v i: i' i'r.TTi:iiii! in i !'
lur Vioriiliuf Servlie nnd llm i ommunloB
il II Lvilil!. S.rvlie nnd -- I limn al II
l.lld i. Iiuol .u III '
"IIIKt'ilinemt'i
Hut Hilt lilt HMII.MI imi.clu.-i SumUr P
Ii, ll I ..!.. I .. u LI., II t al I 1 KJ I Al!AA IX
ata t-rw-t. in i.iui IIJMD IUi -
I'trtlolprlau
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.UK II hntlHrr (Iltltfll. ISin and rih
Ill 4 I Hff'H I'httll It 'I ti thi iUl
jj u-i .Juin.iy hi ti
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I oil n njtel s I'liuni
W. hi, sdiv nt tl last uddr. aa on to
, ..T f
Ihe til. T.Htauientr . .
7 HI- It. i I il, in the Turn, t VI u 1 1 I Oman.
h Alto I i; tliuun.rii
it'll sil.w Mlea Man I-iili.ui t.hboni.
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M.nii and Halurda ivcnliuia iiiwilngi for ;
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tlliiHi niirlilH. nHtliica ami .11a. .fOotia . .
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HI 30 a in Holy Oainniunluii "nd S I"1?" "3
ini lienor. ' tnrut vvinntus iu ","f1.
J iup in --Sunday S.hool and llibla ,,S'a,".f7
7. Pin m niUHTII MON'llll.Y -tlOSiips.
MAI!.'' h HANUr.l.. will ho rendered WW
lllhS KATHIUN LHIDY IIAMf'S.-L .
ll! ntKUKUICK HAIIN VIOLINIST
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(II lllltll 01' ST. I.UKI
A.VI) Till! LI'trilA-Vt
13tti st lrluw SnruoD
Ituv IAV1U If bffcJEU;, IleUor
H.oou m Holy Communion
1 fl INI a nt SMnil i v S.nhfill
lluuj. in Holy Communion soO,-''!-?.-,,,.
- JO p. in -lnfsnts' School und U b -. ctaawj
- uo it in j.i--iiiiit, mil, m.- - i
dri'aa
Thu Hutor will preach at tiolh aervlcea
Suclall.l I.lttrary Hocmy -
Mil. (llni.l. ZlILlll.lN, formarly """i",;
TwenlUth Cintury will apsak on, TranWK
tatlou for petulatlon or Sirattsy '""J, B
3 u. m . at Broad St Theatre -VlttaM 'f
Uacn's tatrlue Quartet
1'UUUl. tuvivvw.
Vnltarlan
(iKH-ilVNTOlVK UNITAHMN K'hSSMi
at and Chelien ave., U-v A lt("1jS5l
Sundav School. 10, Servicn. II m
am voice ot ine raw ier
Tin. Itev ttraree rit-ilmers lti.hmnnl trinwi
nremll lollliirrnn nlBllt on 111. Mm a, r if Mtiili
Hnheri-! or. the l'resen.e in "ur I if- ,f . -,-? i
rihle lifirenerney I ni i.tt't "ill le hid id :
BSiior fclilrldiros Hull 1NI1 VmnTl"
Vouns iUtt'u Cbrlatlan Aaaorlatios M
"(IIOOSIKO A I.IVIS J0 POLITICtI. B
pl-j. ljdl Invited Siwaker. ll.v PU"-""
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J.ocut Theatre 62d and Ijieuat its. JM
A cfasneo fur auestloo HunJv t P - -jM
., SUNDAY FOKt'lI 3-10 PW . nSE
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